When you travel to Tibet, the tour guide will tell you repeatedly why it is best not to take a bath.

As we all know, Tibet is a tourist destination that many people yearn for. You can not only see beautiful natural scenery, but also experience different regional customs. However, people who travel know that when they arrive in the local area, they will be told not to take a bath if they can't think of an accident, which has become a bit depressing for many people. Let's talk about the reasons why they try not to take a bath in Tibet.

First of all, the most fundamental reason is geography. Tibet has a high altitude and a great temperature difference between day and night. It may be hot during the day and cold at night, so many tourists may not be able to adapt to such temperature changes and catch a cold easily. In a high altitude area like Tibet, it is difficult to recover from a cold in a short time, let alone take a bath. Taking a bath will only aggravate the cold. Try not to take a bath in this situation.

Secondly, the reason why oxygen in Tibet is relatively thin. Because the oxygen in Tibet is relatively thin, many people will have altitude sickness. Generally, people who get altitude sickness are those with high oxygen, such as those with good lung capacity or those who often swim. They need more oxygen than ordinary people. So when they arrive in Tibet, the oxygen is relatively thin, which is easy to cause hypoxia, thus becoming altitude sickness.

Therefore, if the blood flow in the body accelerates once you take a bath, it will accelerate the movement of organs that consume more oxygen in the body, which is even worse for these oxygen-consuming officials and will aggravate altitude sickness. If it is serious, it may be life-threatening. So it is dangerous to take a bath in Tibet.

I also want to remind friends who want to travel to Tibet not to take a bath because of temporary relaxation and freedom, not to make fun of your body, and try not to take a bath if possible.